Rants and WTF are you talking about and Coronavirus!

[QUOTE=Mursenary;2510543]Right. Sounds like a lapse in personal responsibility on your part. In the end, still wrong, either in your assertions or your understanding of the word, "all".[/QUOTE]You're wrong as usual, weirdo. You should get a life instead of being wrong all the time.

[QUOTE=Mursenary;2510543]Right. Sounds like a lapse in personal responsibility on your part. In the end, still wrong, either in your assertions or your understanding of the word, "all".[/QUOTE]LOL, I should've read all his posts. That's my "responsibility". Seriously, get a life and a functioning brain too while you're at it.

[QUOTE=BigBuddy69;2510501]No ShooTroll once again you're lying, Ireland had always less deaths than Sweden, look at this graph.

[URL]https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus-data-explorer?zoomToSelection=true&time=2020-03-19..latest&country=SWE~IRL&region=World&deathsMetric=true&interval=total&perCapita=true&smoothing=0&pickerMetric=location&pickerSort=asc[/URL]

See how the Ireland curve is always clearly under the Sweden curve? And see how the Sweden curve is steeper now?

Oops sorry I made again a big mistake, Sweden was under Ireland between the 12th and the 13th of March! Maybe you wrote your post the 13th of March?

As for the rest of your bullshit, I'll correct you again later when I won't be in a hurry to go to bed or to eat.[/QUOTE]Whatever you say bigtroll.

Sweden will have a lockdown as soon as we receive the money France and the other countries in the EU owe us.

I just had a look at the ten countries with most COVID-related deaths per capita and I couldn't find Sweden. So I increased it to 20 countries and I still couldn't find Sweden. I found France at #14, but I just couldn't find Sweden. It surely must be some kind of mistake.

Why didn't France have any lockdown?

Ireland and their strict restrictions failed, 427 deaths per million isn't impressive unless you compare them to France.

US media is a mess, its shameful how they're politicizing the pandemic and it's laughable when you refer to articles written by Frida Ghitis. She looks like a old, ugly tranny or lesbian and is regularly working for CNN, also known as FNN.

[URL]https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/index.html[/URL]

It's funny how CNN never mentioned the need for a lockdown when 60'000 Americans died in one year because of the regular flu. Where goes the line if a lockdown is needed or not? Though looking at France lockdowns seems pointless.

[QUOTE=ShooBree;2510453]There shouldn't be any cases at all in Sweden if the way you describe things was true. The ability to perform tests increased drastically compared to the spring. [/QUOTE]The current number of new cases are outpacing the increases in testing capacity. Latest week of data for testing capacity is Week 47. Sweden's first peak was Week 26. Sweden's "miracle we proved the world wrong" was week 35.

246 percent increase in testing capacity, 328 percent increase in new infections:

Week 26, June 22 to 28,75171 tests, 7460 new cases..[/QUOTE]I said Swedish tend to keep to themselves, which would reduce spread, not result in "no cases at all". This is no different than people saying that Asian cultures are generally obedient and comply with the government mandates, which I would say is mostly true. Culture matters.

[QUOTE=McAdonis;2510481]If she got within a forearm's length away from you, then that is kissing range. And I would say a 99 percent chance, she was flirting with you But I would say that is universal across all cultures........[/QUOTE]Good point. She was definitely within kissing range but I don't think she was flirting with me as she was all business. It was my one and only visit to Scandinavia and I found the girls in Sweden and Denmark very friendly. I went to a public beach in Malmo and most of the women were topless, do they still go topless there? I remember in the afternoon the girls would go to the beach straight from work and change into their bikini bottoms right there on the beach, full nudity for a few seconds. I really liked the Scandinavian girls.

[QUOTE=Turgid;2510719]Good point. She was definitely within kissing range but I don't think she was flirting with me as she was all business. It was my one and only visit to Scandinavia and I found the girls in Sweden and Denmark very friendly. I went to a public beach in Malmo and most of the women were topless, do they still go topless there? I remember in the afternoon the girls would go to the beach straight from work and change into their bikini bottoms right there on the beach, full nudity for a few seconds. I really liked the Scandinavian girls.[/QUOTE]Agree with you, worked also in Sweden, it was the only country where I had 2 times women nocking on the door from my hotel and not prostitutes like in Africa, or China.

Aw man. The attachment pretty much sums up my discussions here every single day. Hah!

These discussions are:

40% Disappointing.

30% Frustrating.

20% Depressing.

10% Fucking hilarious because 10% of retards are actually pretty fucking funny.

[URL]https://www.statista.com/statistics/1102193/coronavirus-cases-development-in-sweden/[/URL]

[URL]https://www.statista.com/statistics/1133055/weekly-number-of-coronavirus-tests-in-sweden/[/URL]

Between Week 26 (first peak) and Week 47, Sweden's testing capacity increased by 246 percent and new infections increased by 328 percent. Between Week 35 (best week) and Week 47, Sweden's testing capacity increased by 205 percent and new infections increased by 2564 percent. That is NOT a typo.

If you look back at my post history, I cautiously started to jump on the Sweden bandwagon around Week 35. I was about 70 percent convinced that Sweden had taken the correct approach. During these miracle weeks, Sweden only had a few hundred new cases per day, so I made the assumption: "Sweden never locked down. Entire population must have been engaging in pre-pandemic levels of social contact. Everyone must have antibodies and that's why there are so few new cases". I was just waiting for data to confirm my assumption. If on Week 35, Tegnell had put out an official statement "We estimate 50-60 percent of our population has antibodies, and in a few short weeks we should reach herd immunity", I would have been 100 percent convinced. But Tegnell, never did that. And with the exponential surge in new cases the past few weeks, I now know that my assumption was wrong.

[QUOTE=Mursenary;2510541]Fair enough.

But "weak," whatever that means. At least 50 percent of hospitalized covid patients had no diagnosed comorbidities and over half are under 65. But here you are, remaining focused on death as being the only point of measurement.[/QUOTE]Only if they disclosed all their drinking and drug habits. Every "healthy" person I know who had severe sickness from Coronavirus, have serious drinking and drugs habit, obviously they don't disclose that to their doctors or hospitals. Maybe exactly why Trump recovered quickly as he doesn't drink alcohol and doesn't do drugs?

Mursenary. Or Nursenary said "At least 50 percent of hospitalized covid patients had no diagnosed comorbidities and over half are under 65. But here you are, remaining focused on death as being the only point of measurement".

Was there any other correlation, such as obesity or poverty?

All of this was preventable with Gypsy tears with Borat-Shoobree Technology University (BS TU).

Reading all of his posts or not, we at least know that you read the one being contested. Silly goose.

The thing about the internet, is that there's often a "paper" trail.

[QUOTE=ShooBree;2510642]You're wrong as usual, weirdo. You should get a life instead of being wrong all the time.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Mursenary;2510543]Right. Sounds like a lapse in personal responsibility on your part. In the end, still wrong, either in your assertions or your understanding of the word, "all".[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=ShooBree;2510432]Was that link included in the post that I responded to? No. Or did you think I've read all his posts, LMFAO!

I'm not interested in your irrelevant gibberish.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Mursenary;2510220]

But on the topic of being technically right or wrong for poorly consequential points. [b]Not all of his figures were of Finland.[/b][/QUOTE][QUOTE=ShooBree;2510165][b]All the pictures you've posted links to are from Finland.[/b][/QUOTE][QUOTE=McAdonis;2510044]You cannot be serious. That video shows a stranger attempting to get into kissing range, chest-to-chest. Every person in every culture would retreat if a stranger were to do that. Likewise choosing a seat next to someone when there is nothing but free seats around is creepy in any culture. At that point, we are just talking personal safety.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=ShooBree;2509835]I see that you still don't understand Scandinavians / Swedes, they're the least patriotic people in the world. They don't mind jokes being made on their expense not do they mind the gross exaggerations. For them it's easier to laugh than to correct the person since they don't really care anyways.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=McAdonis;2509525]This was a joint Swedish American sitcom that aired on TV4 in Sweden. At 1 min15 Swedish wife explains to her American husband how Swedish don't really make new friends: [URL]https://youtu.be/1JHgLF6X9KU[/URL].


[u][b]NOT FINLAND-->[/b][/u][URL]https://blogs.studyinsweden.se/2016/01/15/public-transport-sweden-bus-seating/[/URL] [u][b]<-- NOT FINLAND[/b][/u].[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=McAdonis;2510788]I cautiously started to jump on the Sweden bandwagon around Week 35. I was about 70 percent convinced that Sweden had taken the correct approach. During these miracle weeks, Sweden only had a few hundred new cases per day, so I made the assumption: "Sweden never locked down. Entire population must have been engaging in pre-pandemic levels of social contact. Everyone must have antibodies and that's why there are so few new cases". I was just waiting for data to confirm my assumption. If on Week 35, Tegnell had put out an official statement "We estimate 50-60 percent of our population has antibodies, and in a few short weeks we should reach herd immunity", I would have been 100 percent convinced. But Tegnell, never did that. And with the exponential surge in new cases the past few weeks, I now know that my assumption was wrong.[/QUOTE]Same experience here, although I don't necessarily think that their model is wrong, provided that you define the Swedish model as not instituting mandates and relying on the responsible actions of a reasonable populace. How the pandemic number plays out will determine that.

That's the funny think about being a person of reason, you can find new data and adjust your conclusions. One might even call it the process of science. Go figure.

[QUOTE=Gino02;2510789]Only if they disclosed all their drinking and drug habits. Every "healthy" person I know who had severe sickness from Coronavirus, have serious drinking and drugs habit, obviously they don't disclose that to their doctors or hospitals. Maybe exactly why Trump recovered quickly as he doesn't drink alcohol and doesn't do drugs?[/QUOTE]Still no retort on cherry picking articles and effectiveness of Oceanic and East Asian countries' pandemic response I see. I'll keep waiting.

Otherwise, weak argument hanging on by a thread for sure. The funny thing about drinking and drug habits is that labs values and diagnostics don't lie even when the patient does. Liver function and renal function, the ER works that up as soon as the patient enters the hospital. During covid times, nearly all undiagnosed comorbidities are found within the first 48 hours.

The funny thing about comorbidities is that people don't even know they have them. Average forty year old men often have no idea that they are in the beginning stages of vascular, intestinal, and prostate disease. I've seen plenty of skinny Asian men with perfect vital signs and unremarkable clinical presentation but lab values and imaging revealed a rotten, deteriorating core. There are tons of middle aged and athletic black men with undiagnosed diabetes and renal disease. There are plenty of endurance athlete type white men and bodybuilders with kiwi sized prostates, intestinal polyps stretching the entire rectum, and a heart the size of small melon. The thing is, preventative care is weak all over the world and how many hear have had a full cardiac work up, prostate imaging, renal function ultrasounds, lab work beyond the annual generic metabolic panels?

The other day a 40 year old guy, a healthcare provider even, made the comment that his age group gave him a 99.9 percent chance of survival. I asked about the risk profile for his BMI, crickets. I'm sure the same goes for many of the posters on this forum. We have one man bragging about his cardiovascular conquests on the Alpine slopes, while completely unaware of what appears to be a thyroid disorder, not to mention an obvious personality disorder (not my field, just and educated obs). I've spoken to a man bragging about his use of fitness masks on extended treadmill sessions; meanwhile, I see him scarfing down 2 times the suggested daily carbohydrate recommendation in one sitting, adding to his already girthy belly.

Trump did fine because he had the luxury of early treatment, pre-symptomatic diagnosis, 12:1 doctor-patient ratios, an entire dedicated nursing team, and 24 hour cardiac and respiratory monitoring. All labs were ordered STAT and meds were given without delay. Exactly the opposite scenario when people like yourself promote loosey goosey social interactions without the use of the most simplistic protective gear. (Carbon dioxide toxicity with a light face covering. GTFOH!) Then you end up with doctor and nursing ratios that compromise quality of care, lab delays, pharmacy delays, errors, omissions, bam, that's how the covid pandemic works in the healthcare world.

No need to respond, just keep your mouth shut, and contribute to the prolongation of this pandemic silently. We'll keep recruiting more unbiased minds for an effective majority to make up for your nonsensical actions.

Sigh. Tedious. It is well known from Xavier Hollander, Private X and other scientific sources that Swedish women are nymphos with progressive values and this provides COVID protection. In Kazakhstan we have NEGATIVE covid rates thanks to centuries old custom of Gypsy tears amulets that also averted the AIDS and jewish crisis. Comrade Borat has hugely helped spread the word and mankinis that drive women mad with lust. The president is trying to isolate Gypsy tears DNA to help the whole world. Also under discussions are FKKs as a public service.

I can only conclude Shoobree has been out of Sweden too long and is angry because he is horny from no Swedish nympho au pairs or FKKS, and Nursenary needs one of the nurses to provide relief. Swedish hospitals are great for male patients, maybe Shoobree and Nursenary can go there and have hot, busty and progressive minded nurses provide a holistic approach to stiffness and swelling. Hell, I should get admitted, and quite a few readers here might get the same idea.

Boys. Lighten up. Have fun. Think of beautiful women, life and fun.

[QUOTE=ShooBree;2509603]You should probably start taking your meds again, weirdo.[/QUOTE]One of the very few points in which we agree. I can confirm, not a pleasant personality to be around.

[QUOTE=ShooBree;2508470]Great, another weirdo obsessing over me.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=PahllusMaximus;2508329]It is a fact I read on facebook, so it must be true. Or maybe it was Shoobree. Does not matter.

The "fact" of the matter is that COVID is CIA / conspiracy / UFO cover up by the evil government, and apparently devised by Richard Nixon in 1972. I have it on good authority Hitler is still alive in a Nazi den in the Antarctica and hooked up with Aryan aliens that have done modifications so an orgasm goes for 10 minutes, is 100 times more exciting and only takes 30 minutes to recover from. I've even heard the ladies have super sensitive extra clits in their anus and tonsils and love being ravished in that way.

And the Antarctica FKKs! Non sag F cup boobs, all free, no democrats and everyone is a billionaire. Who wants to join?[/QUOTE]